Showing 37 results for "Beaver Lake"

Beaver Lake

Beaver Lake Fishing Access Site is a day use only site with a concrete boat ramp. Kokanee, Rainbow Trout are present in this lake.

Beaver Lakes Trail

A short drive from town, more and more people are discovering the expansive recreational opportunities in Beaver Lakes. Pristine waters and beautiful forests have inspired families for generations to fish, hike and camp in quiet seclusion. With over seven lakes, numerous vistas, and several loops, ...

Cliff and Wade Lakes

Cliff and Wade Lakes sit on a geologic fault that formed a chasm that filled with water; cliffs surround much of the lakes' shorelines. Cliff Lake is the larger and somewhat more isolated of the two. Wade Lake is more easily accessible and receives more use; it's spring-fed and stays partly ...

Beaver Creek Campground

Beaver Creek Campground is located in the Gallatin National Forest in southwest Montana near West Yellowstone. At an elevation of 6,500 feet, this campground encompasses an area of 9 acres. There are 65 campsites, which have access to the campground's water and handicap accessible restrooms. Feel ...

Marthas Basin Trail

Martha's Basin Trail is actually the access trail for Buffalo Woman Lake and Beaver Woman Lake. Its trailhead begins at the headwaters of Coal Creek off of the Coal Creek Trail. After traveling one mile pass the Martha Basin junction there is a fork in the trail. The left fork proceeds for about a ...

Missouri Beaver Creek Trail

This scenic trail follows the water's edge where the Missouri River winds its' way through sheer cliffs. Although the trail grade is generally level there are a few steeper sections under 100 yards long. Please note also a portion of this trail proceeds over rocky terrain. Hikers should stay on ...

Beaver Creek Park

Beaver Creek Park is a part of a unique area in northcentral Montana plains country, the Bears Paw Mountains. The park is a 10,000-acre strip along the north slopes of the Bears Paw Mountains, about one mile wide; 17 miles long and is one of the largest county parks in the nation. Within this ...

Pintler Creek Trail

Trail length: 7.1 miles Difficulty: Moderate Trail Begins: End of Pintler Creek Road 185 Trail Ends: The junction with the Continental Divide Trail 9 At the end of Road 185 is a large graveled parking area with a stock unloading ramp, hitch rails, feed bunk, and toilet at the trailhead. The ...